RJH Design Studio creates deeply personal homes, spaces that welcome guests and offer sanctuary for you.
RJH Interior Design Studio creates custom interior designs for residential and small business spaces in Southern California and Utah. Our thoughtful approach to design results in a full-service client experience from concept to completion.
Rebecca is an interior designer living in Los Angeles, CA. Since founding her firm in 2016, she has designed residential and commercial spaces and served as a design assistant at The Standard Hotel’s downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood locations.
Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Modern Dance from the University of Utah and received her certification through UCLA’s acclaimed Architecture and Interior Design program. She credits her background in choreography with her talent for communication, observation, leadership, and understanding how to organize elements to create beauty and flow; these skills she integrates throughout your home to tell a story that is only yours.
Rebecca enjoys being in nature, sketching, dancing, antiquing, and traveling with her two children. Each summer, she opens her home to foster kittens.
As a working professional, pet owner, and home renovator, Rebecca personally understands the importance of furnishing and the use of space in creating an enjoyable and relaxing home.
Rebecca J Hansen was honored to be selected as a designer for the Pasadena Showcase House of Design for 2024, 2025, and 2026. She is also a member of the Good Future Design Alliance, a collective committed to sustainable and responsible design practices. Most recently, her studio contributed to the award-winning restoration of the Woman’s Club of South Pasadena, which received the Historic Preservation Award.
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“It was inspired by nature and movement,”
Rebecca Hansen says of the cozy primary suite she designed in the Gatehouse. Organic, tactile elements, such as the woven Palecek light fixture and wood furnishings, add touches of nature and texture to the petite space. “I was mindful of using small businesses and local artists,” Hansen says.
“So pretty much 90% [of the pieces are] things that you can buy here to help the environment and to support other small businesses.”
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